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Thinking Of Going Carbon Fibre Bonnet

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Here is one.

CFhoodonSilver.jpg

See here for our new hoods: http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...t&p=4027973

IS that the top sercret side skirt?

Wonder what they look like with standered GTR front and GTR rear pods....

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33drifter

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kind of defeats the purpose but thanks!!

depends on the purpose. if your looking for weight reduction and incresed airflow, then he's hit the nail on the head, if your looking for a fully sick defectable car then yes, he's missed the mark

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GR33 vous

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Bonnet cost me 400 to get painted at fibre vision in perth. It was originally silver carbon fibre which looked pretty good but I had a close call with the boys in blue and didn't want to risk standing out to much and getting a defect (though I still will painted or not) I know it doesn't stand out as much as black but I think the vents and ridges stand out alot more painted than normal. I had a black carbon fibre bonnet on my wrx which was red and yes very agressive and I often wondered why people would buy one if they were going to paint it, and now I know

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depends on the purpose. if your looking for weight reduction and incresed airflow, then he's hit the nail on the head, if your looking for a fully sick defectable car then yes, he's missed the mark

mate u missed what i was getting at.

he missed the purpose of my post, i wanted to see carbon against silver paint. so as i stated it missed my purpose.

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